Seeking help with a takeover specification issue

2011-11-25View Original

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In the drawings of one of our old devices, there is a pipe fitting, and the specified pipe size is SCH7t. What does the 7t here represent? Thank you all; if anyone knows, please let me know!

Reply #22011-11-25

I really don’t know that; I’ll hold it up for you.

Reply #32011-11-25

Haven’t heard of this; I’ll hold it up for you.

Reply #42011-11-26

Haven’t heard of this; I’ll hold it up for you.

Reply #52011-11-26

It might be various steel products according to JIS standards (heat-resistant steel castings――SCH+numeric code); for details, see: http://bbs.qdwm.com/qdwm/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=19604

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